Quality Inspection Service

Pre-production Inspection Before production for raw materials or components

Initial Production Inspection 10% of the products finished

During Production Inspection 20%-80% of the products finished

Pre-shipment Inspection 100% of the products finished before shipment

Inspection Procedures

Confirm the order quantity
Check packing & marking
Compare actual products with clients design
Check spesifications such as size, weight, printing, dimension, etc
Function check
Internal check (if applicable)
On site tests such as Carton drop test, Barcode scan test, Color fake

test, Safety test, etc
Quality defects checking

Quality Inspection Service

Pre-Production Inspection (PPI)

It is an inspection of raw materials or components prior to production to verify that the quality specifications for materials or components are being met. Early in the production process, this inspection can help minimize wasted time, material costs and delayed shipment if specifications are not being met.

Initial Production Inspection (IPI)

It is performed at the stage of about 10% products finished, to allow the review of product quality requirements before mass production begins. Permit timely corrections of any non-conformities detected, and improvements action to be made prior to the commencement of mass production.

During Production Inspection (DPI)

It is performed at the stage of 20%- 80% goods finished and over 20% packed into export cartons. This inspection validates the initial production process has been maintained and that goods being produced continue to meet quality requirements. In the case of new raw materials, new operators, production lines or specification changes, this service can assess if requirements are being met during production.

Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI)

It takes place prior to shipment (100% production finished, at least 80% packed into cartons), assesses whether final product meets all quality specifications (i.e., color, workmanship, size measurement, label, function, fit, packaging of product, etc.), and can be shipped without delay. The objective of this inspection is to identify any quality defects that would prevent shipment of inadequate product.

What criteria are covered in a Quality Inspection?

On-site checking for Inspections includes the following criteria:

Quantity	Product appearance
Performance & function tests	Workmanship
Assembly	Accessories
Material	Colours & logo
Size & measurements	Weight
Assortment	Carton condition
Barcode scan test	Packing & marking
Shipping marks	Warehouse condition